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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1907
Page
10
A fragmentary notice warns that contaminated meat could spread disease to 1 000 families. Authorities advise inspections and strict sanitary measures to prevent further illness. Public health officials urge vigilance and recall actions as a precaution.
Transcribed notes show independent Bell phone lines, a two night opening for Grit & Rincker, Lilian Chasheriato leaving for Oakland, and standard ads urging garment purchases. Mentions of Weber's Dance, real estate money offers, funeral for John Collinan, and a sweep of military movement with Cavarly units. Also cites bond offices and multiple local offices with service mentions.
Notice to subscribers tainted by garbled text invites complaints about the standard and directs calling No 66 before 7 pm to reach circulation. Signed Lamath Nelson circulation department.
The State of Utahes CG W France and 3. A. '3teFall were acquitted and freed after a jury verdict. They had faced second degree burglary charges for breaking a rear window at Twenty-fifth Street and securing valuables. Offenders were identified by officers who recovered clues and obtained admissions during later investigation.
Union Pacific announces excursion dates May 27 May 30 and June 3 712 with tickets on sale. Roundtrip fares include one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Five daily first class trains travel. the Overland Limiter departs Ogden at 3 pm and the Los Angeles Chicago Limited runs 1 20 pm. Reservations available at Caton Depot Ticket Office or A W Meadey Agent Ogden. Bell phone 5 percent Wish.
Fragment describes an excursion to Balt Lake with a round trip fare. May date and short lane reference appear, along with a note about travel ads yielding positive results. No clear names or organizations are discernible from the readable text.
A garbled item lists Dr Hell lecturing on education and public schools seeking support for a project, with references to a school event and a drug store selling medical devices. It mentions lectures on educational topics and advertisements for tonics and a Typewriter rental, with several misread names and places.
In Indianapolis a May 18 labor protest parade of about 600 union men followed a meeting to denounce federal Judge A B Anderson actions. The judge ordered sale of a machinist’s property to cover contempt costs. the item sold for about 1400 dollars with court costs near 1000 dollars. The union contends the costs were misapplied and resists paying.
Nevi Idaho May 1 Andrew Gh Tart escaped from the state peniten tary West night. He was serving a term for munner in the fret degree. Gilbert, a trusted guard, helped supervise the prison power house. A man relieved the guard at 10 to assist Mm, and Tart fled. The fugitive is about 30 years old.
A mistyped historical article notes high praise for the Ogies Taber choir with a letter from Jet J. McCMellag praising their performance and urging continued collaboration. The missive, sent after a Tuesday evening rehearsal, commends the choir and its leaders Mr Enas and Bam Whitaker while urging additional contact to sustain the quality.
Chicago dispatch reports the slain Indian outlaw known as Apache Kid, famed for his head, is to be examined by two Chicago physicians. Notes of the bandit’s killing remain undisclosed, while locals recall the skull’s rumored journey to Yale via William Kent and H. A. Fess of the Board of Trade.
Historical account recounts the life of Prince Charles of Wurtemberg Langenturk, eldest son of Prince Ernest, highlighting his betrothal rights after his father’s death in 1667, marriage to Marie Graitimobt in 1861, and a long, troubled union ending with her death in 1901. It notes titles granted by the King of Wiemensburg and his military role as a major in the Würtemberg forces and a Knight of St. John.
Express companies facing criticism over fare structures amid a banking sector dispute. The American Banker notes a committee investigation into alleged violations of commerce regulations and merits further legal action to curb what officials call legitimate coercion.
About 300 Trem workers join a strike causing disruption at a Chicago plant. The stoppage follows failed talks with management over wages and conditions. Carpenters and other trades join in, halting production and prompting warnings of broader industrial action.
In Chicago yesterday a collision between a car and a wagon killed William McCurtock, a retired captain of a stallet. His wife and son survived without injuries while Detective Pennington, driver of the wagon, was arrested. The wreck occurred after the wagon halted, blocking the machine and causing the driver to fail to dodge.
New York May 18 report shows Nour Banks Work account details with several line items and figures. Surplus reaches 1,872,456.139? and balance movements include increases and decreases across multiple entries.
Market update notes mixed price action with declines from prior close in some grains and steady or modest gains in others. Wheat futures showed softness amid favorable weather while livestock traded steady to firm with buying activity centered on select grades. sugar and coffee markets steadied in New York with quiet demand.
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